Assistive Technology For Recreation and Leisure

When public parks and recreational facilities are built they must comply with ADA requirements.

Towns planning a temporary event such as a festival or concert must comply with ADA requirements.

Assistive technology helps people of all ages with disabilities participate in a wide-range of outdoor activities.

Assistive technology helps people of all ages with disabilities engage in a variety of leisure activities and sports.

Examples of Assistive Technology for Recreation and Leisure

Assistive technology is used to assist with a variety of recreational and leisure activities such as sports, hobbies and social activities. Below are a few examples of assistive technology for recreation and leisure:

Adapted sporting equipment (e.g. fishing rods, golf clubs)

Switch-adapted digital camera

Switch-adapted toys

Adapted gardening tools

Adapted board games

Adapted playing cards and card holders

Wheelchair accessible tent

If you would like to learn more about assistive technology for recreation and leisure, contact STAR or check out the resource section below.